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Varvara68 [4.7K]
3 years ago
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A. 165 lbs = ?? g b. 12.01 cm = ?? m

Chemistry
1 answer:
tankabanditka [31]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Hey there! :)

Explanation:

Answers;

165lbs = 74842.74

12.01cm = 0.1201

………………….……………………………………

(Answers will be explained)

~So first let’s do question ‘A’

A. 165 lbs=?? g

~We have to use the formula.

Grams=Pounds X 453.59237

(Note: 1 lb = 453.59237)

~With that being said, we can see that the pounds in 165. So we have to multiply using the formula.

~165 X 453.59237

⇒ Equals to 74842.74

So question ‘A’ is 74842.74

==================================================

~Okay now let’s do question ‘B’

B. 12.01 = ?? m

~Let’s first see what the formula is.

~Meters = Centimeter * 0.01

Or...

~Meter = Centimeter / 100

(Note: 1 m = 100 cm)

~Okay now let’s use the formula to find the answer.

(We use the formula)

12.01 / 100

⇒ Equals to 0.1201

~Hope this helps!~

^^Good luck!^^

~Have a nice day! :P

~If you have any questions about the steps, than ask for help! I would be glad to help with anything you don’t understand! :)

^-^ Also if you need help with other questions, I might be free to answer them too!

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